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Readit Newsguilherme-puida commented on Start all of your commands with a comma (2009) rhodesmill.org/brandon/20... · Posted by u/theblazehen
I maintain dasel on Debian [1], and It's such a nice tool! I don't use most of its advanced capabilities, but being able to convert from/to any of those formats with a single tool is very useful.
guilherme-puida commented on Why I should be running Debian unstable anarc.at/blog/2024-08-15-... · Posted by u/edward
> dasel: JSON/YML/XML/CSV parser, similar to jq, but different syntax, not sure I'd grow into it, but often need to parse YML like JSON and failing
I maintain dasel on Debian, and It's such a nice tool! I don't use most of it's advanced capabilities, but being able to convert from/to any of those formats with a single tool is very useful.
guilherme-puida commented on Libera IRC Channels Sorted by Number of Users netsplit.de/channels/?net... · Posted by u/susam
If you are into TUI stuff I can recommend Senpai https://git.sr.ht/~delthas/senpai/ - it's pretty much how I like to configure weechat and irrsi etc but out of the box.
There's also a new-ish IRC bouncer out there that's a lot simpler than ZNC, soju https://codeberg.org/emersion/soju
I use senpai+soju+gamja and they all work very well together.
I wish there was a standard format for resume that was universally used. Every HR website requires you to upload a resume to apply, then tries to extract the various experiences and details automatically, invariably fucks it up completely, and you end up having to spend 20 minutes to correct it manually. Unless they treat this exercise as a form of captcha…
In Brazil we have Lattes (https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plataforma_Lattes). The English translation does not mention it, but one of it's most useful features is a centralized resume platform. It's quite nice, but mostly used by people in academia and government-adjacent areas.
guilherme-puida commented on Ask HN: Which programming podcasts do you listen to? · Posted by u/lionkor
I really like Software Unscripted by Richard Feldman.
guilherme-puida commented on Wcurl: a curl wrapper to download files samueloph.dev/blog/announ... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
I appreciate it, but why not just:
alias wcurl="curl -# -O $1"
wcurl does a lot more than that, though: parallel downloads, retries, following redirects (and other things, that are all written in the blog post).
There's also some value in providing a ready-to-use wrapper for users that install the curl package. Maybe wcurl will also show up in other distributions after a while, especially since Daniel also likes the idea.